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Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

JANIS q, BLAINE end his Wile And
two daughtsrs leave New York to-dsy
BY . Gsrnsn Lloyd steamer fcs Earope,
where no will spend the hummer and
fall in traveliug. OF course oil she
Democratic and Augwump papers Of
the county will torture his visit into
political purpose, and whom he returns
home next fall he will have ireland,
France, Germany and Russia oil ranged
into line In supporting him for thu
Pfssldenty. Serlously, however, u
viii b very difiioult for distinguishe
man like Mr.. Blaine 70 travel withou
beir 4 interviewed, and the answer
that he may Voluntarily give. or The
may DO forced from him, will DO tor
tured into many different shapes nnt
mes nings. After oil he 10 nothinI
more than . private citizen trevclin
abroad TO pass away . pleasant sun
MGR, and he will attract more attention
and DO more talked about than the ma
Who sits In the chair at WAshipgto
that Mr.. Blaine would now be OCCUPY
ing but for fraud, perjury end violenc'
Mr.. Blaine will 90 abroad and Will :
. honored - the leading citizen OF
. great nation, . nation that hes bee
benefis tied by his advanced ideas
. pure Republican government, and
deserves al the honors that may be b
|, slowed upon him.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

The attem pied fraud at the city cleo
tion ON Saturday last will soon be for
gotten by the magnanlmity OF public
opinion. The crime WAS serious Oh 9,
bat there seems TO be no disposition TO
punish the perpetrators simply because
there IL no punishment for ballot box
stuffiug. The good people who framed
our constitution and gave us our cleo.
sion laws never imagined such crime
upou the franchise, and therefore 1t
never entered into their minds that
there was ary necessity for enacting
provision, to meet such crimes. The
double shufflsd IN hammer OF holding cleo.
tions ct the present time were no.
known nor thought OF In the days OF
our fathers.
We have now the rare spectacle o..
the most stringent kind OF law to
regulate and govern primary elections
and to punish those who would violate
its provisions, but for the more import.
ant election there IL no shadow OF pro-
lection from fraud, nor OF punishment
for those who eomHit this mos nc.
blushtng frauds. Ls. Us hope that
such elections as the one held in the
Tenth district, Fifth ward, are foreve,
ended, and that with the ushering Ii
OF the new registry and city election
laws next year, fraud will only be re-
mem bered as something out OF da'e
nevar to oc,ur again at cur city e!ec
lions.
While 1t is . sourIe OF real pleasur
to think that we aronot to be trouble
any mere with dishonest city elections
II Is to be regretted that there Is no pre-
faction from fraud ct our State e.e'
tons. They will be carried on la To
same manner which has disgraced thel
for many year. past. AT no time ca
county tax collectors be prevente
from issuing b)gus county tax receipt
and they can aud will no doubt
used In SAFE cleo. ions without the lie,
of punishmeus by tho Law. Here
the weak spot In oar eie,tion Ia y
There is no law which oan be enforce
that will prevent the wholesale use
bogus tax receipts, and when By /
aid of them ticket Is pu. ir.o the b
lot box 1t Is lon apostolic to trace 1t ba
to Its source as the receipt dissppes
after the voting. I, for no other p'
pose than to remodel our election laV
Q constitutional convention would
pear to be an imperative ne,essi
Whefe the franchise Is TART d "
fraud the laws will be- blurred, {
government will te impure.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
'A''''P'A' nI'nsa. . .s,,,,,
NAV lE.A
my 10Th. Is8,

nainsviil leave w,Im,. 20
, I! rnniis9eIphia tszprsss, \ S's. = I
!. 0: IL. so. . 10, sIT' Il = :; ~. Il
IL ". %. IN, 8 q. . \, ~ sr W y u d
. Recommendation, Q 10 j; ~ , Wp. |
~; ~, ~, . 10, 10 10 n w w. lo(
az !, H ~ \ (expressl. . so,m 4
an. - II d . n. Il 80, 81. a = N
Accommodation, . &o,m,
.. NJ, Y. Z On, I 70. . 50 All ~, S u
q, rev fork, . 90, Q 81. q a. ~ - y n
,"W' II u .. m, slz "a / no o@' J
100. 10 20 p. m. 's' 2Tt{
For West Uhostsv v,,r
eis .. m, ? 20 and 1 90 =. moKin,
Icr Newark tOent,ep,' ~ ~.
ssuons, 7A2 .. m, II Ma Az AZ int
nAitimore and tntormsdio,ss ~ ,.
= NJ, etI and II 80 D. m Eau
Baltimore and BsyIsr.
baltimore and Wsshinc,o,, @h
.Sy "a ~. ~ ~ - m IL %, ~ II, AZ
rAlao lot Delaware Ny,sio, Ia.
New castle. Q %. s 10 A M ~ ~
ese P. m. and II o5 piab, 49, I'm
Georgetown and lewes' ana.
p. n. ''~Au
FOR Rshoboth, 8 soa. m.
Seaiord tEzpress) 8
|an..!. II y sG p i pslnz and vay ~
Exptees for Harrington sx,.
train Q - p. n. 81" p
Express Tor Dover, hsrinv,.,
nAf, ~ o. night. s"a
franklin Oity, sNA
Express for Cape Charts, INA
iors AID Norfolk, u c5 night W.
Leave Philadelphis R,,..
Wilmington (expressl. Il Il "a
elo, 10 20, II 10, IL 81 a N ~
-. sos, 6H, oo7, . 81. ii ~
Accommodation, 8 30. Ia a..
A0. . ~ 9 30 10 OS 10 u ana
Trains marked thus it,s,s Nm
upon vhidh sxtrs fArs ID obsrxsd
For further inrorms,lon o.a.ss
fefred I, the ticket otl,s 4 IN
J. z
c.o General Pssssrs
OHAniisk rusA 0srefI \
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
vAuAnAxxns.

You may think first pick |
|among these things the best. |
lIt's likely to be, but It
\ you're q late conner the last
|of the lot may be the one
you'd have first chosen.
! Southeast Of centre.
Sateen Berber. Fine twill,
/. every thread wool. Soft to
.. the touch, silky to the sight.
: But little heavier than Nuns
3 yelling. Only in dark
8 colors-brown, lead, steel,
\ blue, green. That's why the
n price is half. so cents.
:. Pongee Mohair. The fit
>. test kind OF stuff for travel
= ing dresses. Dust and Gin.
n ders won't stick. Stripes
lie and plain, In drao, Drown
g. aud tan. SOC.
Counter 10, Main Aisle.
1t Crinkled Seersuckers. You
:. don't buy them for beauty,
he but they're pretty enough
rs for all that. The prettiness
is of goodness-the best pref.
be tiness. A knock.about cot
ton. Who feels like being
he prim and precise in Seer.
to sucker? It's an easy, happy
, ms go-lucky stuff. The mos
OF substantial of the medium
price cottons.
f ~ A good Seersucker for
o % cents. Creams only, but Thu
eft crinkles !, ! ! OF J inch wide
= Some OF them in dres
= lengths-9, 10, II and /
,s7. yards, As to 60 cents.
.et But the Seersuckers tina
ty, most people choose ar
i'd those for 10 and 1es cent:
lie; They're staple goods. Stron
nd as Seersuckers can be; fin
nv enough, handsome enough
40 North of centre, east OF Main Aisle.
ed Dogs that look aliv'
ct better for most people tina
for if they were alive. No ta'
10. no feeding, no worry. We'>
y, nv punched them in the Base
,ev ment and dropped a fifth I
lie a half from the price. 4
so cents up.
Basement, northwest OF centre.
hey JOHN WANAMAKER.
lOf. Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market sire
and Citv-hall suuara
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

GOVERNOR HILL, o. New York, is
now .nga sed in dividing the labor vote
OF the State by getting up a labor
ticket, the members Of which can all
be depended up,a to vote the Demo.
craic ticket. He expests to get his
labor party into convention and q
ticket nominat d before ths real party
me ,ts. He E e' that the little majority
OF ,047 TOR Cleveland In 1884 will be oil
lite accom-. In 1888 with real Henry
Geor,e labor ticket IN the field.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

IT LOOKS now as II no body was b
blame for the unfortunate accident at
Chester yesterday, thai resulted In
killing one man outright, mortally
woundins two or perhaps more and the
destruction OF . large amount OF prop
cry. II Ia but seldom now that We
ever hear o, locomotive boiler explo-
sions, 81 perie,t aud exact have ms
ohinis.s become In the science OF stea 80
pres.ures. There was no doubt eone
cause for the explosion yesterday, and
il, is unfortunate that the cause canno
be ascertained that 1t might BIZ avoided
in the future.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

SWIMMING MATCH
AT NATATOR1UM,
Fourth and Jefferson Streets.
One week only, beginning June 9th.
BUTLER VS.. PERSON.
FOR A PURSE OF $3.50.
Open from to 10 P. M.
ADMISSION :. Is Gents
SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT BY
Prot Butler each afternoon between !
and 8 O'Clock for ladies and children.
Admission: Adults, 25 cents, Chill
dren, 10 cents. y'
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
I1direct Defense OF Fraud.

II II din cult to see what harm could
have come from adopting Mr.. Bay
nard's resolution in Council lest night
instruotlng the City Solicitor to report
60 Council wh1ther there were any
means Of bringing to Justice the iuspoc-
tor OF the Tenth Election district. 1t
vas simply an inquiry into . dastArdiy
fraud intended to override the will OF
the Fifth ward and to control the polit-
cal standing Of Council, had thAt body
been evenly balanced between the two
parties. II wAs easy for nineteen Dem.
ocrats out OF twenty five members te
repudiAte the bogus Iesarn and adu4t
Nj. Bower, the honestly elected candi-
date, whom his AdmIssion still left the
Democrats . majority OF thirteen.
Would 1t have been - easy to do 90
had the City Council, without Mr..
Bovers, have stood twelve Democrats
and twelve Republican,? IL there
anybody 90 susceptible to deluslon u
10 think for . moment tina. Mr.. HAssor
would not have been admitted had hi
vote been required to give the Demo
cra.s . majority in Council? TIT
Democrats who opposed Mr.. Baynard'i
motion would have shown more yea
for honest elections and reform had
they said: "Yes, by ell meant; le
this matter be fully vestigated, ant
let the guilty party who conn ittet
this outrage upon the franchise e
turned over to the proper authorize
for prosecution" Instead OF this
Democratic mem ers began to quibbi
about the right Of the City Council
proceed In such matters. They had a
fault to aud with Council for pAsstn
resolutions Of sympathy for down
troddsa Ireland. Did that properl
belong to City Council business?
reso a lion In favor OF the down-troddt
voters Of the Tenth Election dtstri
certainly should not have been ohjs
tionable. But here was matter tn
rels.ed Immediately to the City Cou
oil. A dastardly attempt was made
send . man to the City Council vi
was not elected, and to keep man o
OF his seat who WAS elected Fdrthi
more, the man who attempted to OF
rage the franchise in the Tenth distrl
was the men chosen by the City Cou
oil to hold the election, and yet, af'
all this, Council declines to permit
City Solicitor to take the first step th
might lead to an exposure OF Dem
crAtfc fraud. As those who objected
the resolution. are eitizsns OF the Sta
let the public walt and zee with VII
alscrity they, as citizens, will pro
cute this blatant c.se Of fraud by o
OF the chosen off oiAls OF their o.
party. As they have defeated an
ciAl inquiry into the matter, they
doubly bound, as citizens, TO see q
justice Is done.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

CHERlFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
= writ OF Levaria Facias. to me
directed. will DO exposed TO puoiic safe, 81
the hotel new occupied BY Aiex. Maxwsii'
in Middletown, 10 st. Georges Hundred,
rev Cas.le County, DEL,
ON SATURDAY,
THE 9TH DAY OF JUNE, 1887,
at o',lock a. M,
The following described real estate. Viz:
ALI that tract or parcel Of land and promi-
ses. situate, lying and beingtin Appoquini-
mink Hundred, IN tho county aforesaid,
bounded and described as follows, 70 VII:
Beginning at u st,xe on the northeast CT
large BLACK oas about one roa no!theast
oil saia black oak, tho same situate al the
head OF Cob1i1's branch and corner 70 land
formerly OF Samuel 1homas deceased, thence
b,ndtng on safd lands south BY degrees
west 81 6-lo porches to stone, tho &c scutn
10 oegete, and AZ minutej west l3S 7-ll
tho gate ana corner tf Thomas land and
land formerly OF Jthn CorDtt, dcceasedt
thence north 80 degrees east one petch 10 a
stone tfe5ce on O parallel limo with SAID
OorDit line north ~ degrees. west ~ petcnef
to q stone 10 Josepn Burr. Jr.'s line (which
said STRIP o! land CT one perch VIDE Wa.
specially reserved for the use and beneht
tho said Joseph Burr, JL's farm and b
heirs and as3ih n forever), thence from tts
stone last above m enti0nsd. binding On sale
Joseph Burr, 1r's line north 38 degree apt
, 40 mn ut. west 2O9 ~ perc he's NORTH ~ de
grees east 10 ISL 90 peIohss north 63 degree
and 40 minutes minutes east IL b III percne
and north 80 degrees east 100 perches to
,,ske on the south side OF Appoqu lnimin
. creek, tho 90 down said creek the differon
courses thereof at low water marx until
2 In erfects tho m outh OF small gut or fiv'
let known by the nane Goblin branch afor
said, thence w said branch to tho stone an
place Of Dog inuing, cen aiming 100 acres
), iar d, more or less. with brick dweiliA
hous- frame barn, fcu, tenement houses al
J; other outJuiIdi ;gs thereon.
sc.zsl and tsHen in execution as t!
property O. sarah A. AtLeiy, oecuas 10
Dom q. Armstrong, Administrator
q t.arsh A. Atherly, deceased,) ana 10
sod by
e GILES JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sher ITS Cfii,e, Wilmington, June
1887 i9,eod 4
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
BALTIMOE. Z. un,v n
SCHEDULE In kFfECr. 4
Trains leave Delaware Aw,ui
EAST.bUUNn.

EAST.BUUNp:
Phlis. Aceommodat daily
Phila. Accommodated taIiy
Pbila. Accommodated AN
Phila. q accommodation, AIN.
Phila. Aocomm0d alton. an,
Phlla. b Chester express, All,
PhilA. Accommodated, DAN.
Phila. & Chester express, dsrl9
Phil. Accommodation, daily.
Pbtla. Accommoc alton, d.ilj,
Phtla. b Uhester expres,, dsily|
Phila. Accommodation daily,
wEST.BOUEE
Uhicago Limited, dA,ly..,,,
Arrives Chicago $50 neIt nd
Cincinnati Limited, dsily.....
Arrives Cincinnati s.is A.
$40 P. NJ. next DAY.
Baltimore Accommodation, ID
UntcaRo and ST. Louis I'm
dGily...................,.....J
6iugefly occon mediation, dail}
FOB LANDEkBER9, s0
500 r. l., and go p. M. ID
Trsins leave MARIE: Stree. 4
For Philadslphia c.So A. NJ
sunday, 8.55 A. NJ and ~
For baltimore 2t5 p. H.,
LsndeLherg, ESQ, A.E.daily d
SIS A. H., and AS ?. H.,
daily.
Trains fcr Wilm'rator-Ls0
phIs a. t7.of. si0,I011,Jo "
l.8o. $500, $50, $50. ..lt, 1879
kxpr IS trsips,
W. M. CLEMENTS, q.
%arogs- t'-
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

THE SEASON has progressed lar
enough to show tina. We are ct least to
have not an over v helming peach crop,
though there may enough still be left
on the trees for practical uses.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

NUTlOe.-l WILL OUmM EN- oE IN
~ MONDAY, April 18th, 70 regulate,
seal and stamp al, weights and measures
used in New Castle County, this year. All
WORK left at Kyle's Ntnth and King streets,
or at my residence, 1875 Poplar strest, Will
m ipgton, viii receive prompt attention.
JACtJB DEAKYNE,
Regulator Of Weights and Messures.
Am
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
wANAMARE k'c
PHILADELPHIA. wednesday, June 8. 1887.
Thara'c chestnut stree,

l. llcIC b lCStl1uI StICct
window full of the dainty,
delicate Summer Shawls and
Scarfs; piles in the Arcade;
in the Shawl section, second
floor. hundreds more. Airy
Cashmeres, heecy Shetlands,
'exquisitely e m br OF dered
Scarfs. T he dreamiest,
lightest, loveliest things for
the piazza or the drawing
room. You see how many
there are. That's why they
shall cost you so little.
We've made the prices so
you'll grab for them. They
are worth grabbing fox.
, Many of them cost much
more than we ask.
! Paris Cashmeres,S1.25 up.
Cashmere Scaris, rs cents.
French Chuddas, S1.75 up.
] Shetlands, SO cents to 81
Second floor, near Juniper and Chestnut
streets corner. Take elevator.
The Special Sale Of err.
seys. New life in it, new
: goods. Manufacturers anil
Overload. It makes oppor
o tunities for you. This il
s one Of them. The new 10
{. of Jerseys is as good as tn
,. first-not SO big. We pu
!. them together. Full rang
1t of colors and the regula
~ ~ sizes; good shapes and we
IN made. Prices as before
IN half. These ere some
9, them:
&C. Coat back, vest front Je,
re sey, SO cents; regular pri'
sa 81.
ro- Coat back, Breton fror
be- ss embroidered shield,5o CEN
an regular price SI.2s.
'sa Coat back, beaded dow
is, front, 81 rs; regular pri'
ear ar s..
is Novelties in Spots a,
s ssi Stripes. 81; regular $3.50.
OF Children's Jerseys, 5Ocen
p sae Novelties, 81.
AK Second floor over Arcade. Take eleva
,nr. Trimmed Millinery. WI
Tvs, are lett of the French p
i, a .p terms and of our own {
with signs shall go for half a
A00 two thirds.
Thirteenth and Chestnut streets cor
at At Three special tables
LIN In the Untrimmed MilIin
d the sections:
PROP p. STRAW goods at IS Ger
,plo- Odd Hats and Bonn
n. ms, by the dozen. A g
'ons range OF shapes, VIC
and and two or three times W
,idsd they're marked.
PAT Is cents a sma
X, is lot of better GOO
ls so9s Some have been as h
n all as $2 so.
''n ni. Sat S1.2s a large ass
nd . ment OF very desir,
I pnasy things. Black, n;
be Of brown, gray and o.
henry colors. Clean, ha
=. =. some, stylish goods
l bsa were yesterday 81
DC at 3oor So6o ord N,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

. Of eecond. hsadi clothing, wAtcnos,
,iooks, rovoivsrf, guns, sew Ing machines,
,1rniture and su vos, all OF which will ID
.old By A. J. COMMON, at q low ratio. 60,
West Ffoat street. vii. Del. o.s.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

T)ere will be preaching services at
thu Rodney Street Pfesby terrain church
every evening t1s week, beginniog at
745 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

DEMCMDCD That the presence Of
kE Nj I'm DEK Generals Beauregard
and Early, who are in charge OF the draw.
ings, Is guarantee Of absolute fairness
and integrity, that the chances are al
equal and that no one can possibly divihe
what nun hers will draw Prize.
REMEN Der that tho payment OF FL!
Prizns IL liUARANTEEO BY FOUR
NATIONA l. BANKS OF Now Orleans,
and the Titkets sc signsf by the Presi.
don't OF an lnstitution, whose chartered
rights arc recognized In the highest Courts
therefore. beware Of any limitations or an
noymous schemes.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

nELAWARE STATE BONDS.
~ NOTICE To BoND-HOLDERS.
OFFICE OF THE STATE TREASURER.
DOVER, Delaware, May 70, 1887.
BY virtue Or an act OF the General Assembly
of the state OF Delaware, passed At Dover ~
Us session Of 1857, do hereby give notice Ia
the holders II tile Delaware state Bonds OF
''Sei les Is" that shall attend ut the rhi!adei'
phia Nat onal Bank. in the city OF Phi!adel'
phiz during the business hours of that bank,
on the nrst three secular business days o.
Jnly, A. H., 1887. to-wit: JULY !, 2 and :.
prepared to pay Oh and redeem bonds OF tnt
said state of '.Scries b. from number Il
mum Der 80 Inclusive, of the denomination o
d, 100 each OF the issue OF bonds OF the ate o
| Delaware OF July l, 1881, and that thu interes
on the said bonds will cease 10 accrue Afte
the said let day of July, a. D., 1887.
/ WILLIAM HERBERT, state treasurer.
m3l-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

RE,.1rr TO THE FAMIsHING PUBLIC

NOTICE
RELIEF TO THE FAMISHING PUBLIC
"Charlie'' Kyle 10 . by.word In every
household A generation remembers
him gratefully, for during many years ne
has ministered to suffering humanity,
scorched and famished by summer thirst,
giving with . generous hand the most
deliciously refreshing Ice Cream yearn-
| ing palate could wish.
With the coming summer he proposes
70 do a. he has done In the past, but
Jon greater scale. His already large
mandatory at the northeast corner Of
SIXTH AND ORANGE STREETS, has
been extended, improved, and new facill
ties for cream manufacturing introduced
mo. tt
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
Fresh Shrimp and Fish Bait

at No. 4Oi French street, and also at W. H.
Hartlove'J, r.. 4. cor. Third and French SITS.
all orteri promptly attended to Ulders
by mail wi Il receive prompt attention, and
carefully plcxsd for shipping.
iTlm JOAN MARTIN.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

Ad!rsss Registered lsttsu to
NEW ORLEANS NATION . l. BAN Il
Now Orleans. In.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

QUE CITIZENS should not forget that
q very interesting swimming contest
will te In progress every evening this
wesk from eight to ten o'clock. The
contestants are well-known swimmers
capable of instruoting and also anus
ing % audience, aud - swimming IL
IN art that every body should learn, the
way to learn to swim properly Is to te
tsu ght by the best swim mers.
The LAST shAd Of summer will be
around about Friday. After that date
|is will be unlawful to catch shad In thu
Della ware. TIE run this season hal
been Q good one and shAd have been o
. SUPER or character.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08
PUBLIO SALES.

"OBsES ATPUBLlo SALE-i Will
eeli Al nv sta bio on East Fifth street,
tjnSstsr pa bctWceu Market and welsh.
adjoining George Mshons livery stable, Oh
THURSDAY. JUNE 10, 1887.
1t / o'clock p. m.
on Head OF sptucky Indiana aud Tn
~ Southern Ohio Horses. IA
This viii DO . first class lot OF horses, So
Iecged expressly for this sale suitable rot AZ
purposes. Among them VIII Dc fonao s'ms
70 DO q represented. 2 ana months credit.
A. II TYSON.
L.W, Stldham q Son, Aucts. t2-dAW
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

nUBLiC ShLE-WlLL BE SOLD Al
the Southeast corner OF Seventh and
West streets, on Friday, Juno 10th, at IL q
O'Clock sharp. Psrior, dining room snt
bel room furniture, extension table. chairs
brussels CARPET. cottage furniture. stoves
itchen uterstl', etc. sale positive.
L. W. Stidham Son, Aucts. ie6.4ts
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

| ,os7-LAl
n, laur b,
fss,. 'S''
| ,@,r-. A
\, .siu,t.,v'
Ell % pad Il
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

DURLlU SALE or HOkSES-W1LL
be sold at public sale. at hannum' .
livery stables, Edgmont avenue. ono square
nom r., W. \ y. X. &. depot. Chester, on
THURSDAY, JUNEs, 1857.
at O'Clock p. m,
on head Of GUNS sound horsss,se. In
~ Ice Ted expressly for this sale, ~
n the above staoles two days before, where
they can DO inspected. and month";
credit. ~. A. NoDInhS
Nv, Stidnam s. Son. Aucts. .2dAw
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08


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vl,sSly rwa
F's',alw {
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

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Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

|E'OR REsl
/ t'or-, IN
,nn,;iths 8,
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IN n
q g'ittr,,
sKS FELL
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

lOk REs'
! buildlpu
t.Ldys 1901
Daily Republican., 1887-06-08

Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-hall SQUARE
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-11-05
The Presidents Thanksgiving Proclama
ton.

Following Is the text OF the presi.
dents proclamation issued on the goth
ult
The goodness and mercy Of God
which have followed the American peo-
pie during all the days Of the past year
claim their grateful recognition and
grateful Acknowledgement. BY his
omnipotent power he has protected us
from war and pestilence, and from every
great national calamity; by his gracious
favor the earth has yielded generous
return to the labor of the husbandmen,
and every path of honest toll mas led to
comfort and contentment; by his loving
kindness the hearts Of our people have
been replenished with ~fraternal senti-
ment and patriotic endeavor and by his
unerring guidance we have been direct
ed in the way Of national prosperity.
To the end that we may, with one ac-
cord, testify our gratitude for all these
blessings, /. Grover Cleveland, presiden,
Of the United States, do hereby desig'
nate and set apart Thursday, the oath
day Of November, next. rs a day o.
thanksgiving and prayer, to be observed
by all the people Of the land.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
BY the president:
T. +. BAYARD, Secretary Of State.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-11-05

e.nt donation embraces a tract 81
twenty acres overlooking the town, com
maiidihg ii handsome view of the valley
and surrounding picturesque mountain
scenery and is admirably adapted for
the location Of an institution of learn
ing. 1t was decided to erect the build
ing of native stone which is to be found
in numerous variety ofexcellent quality
in this immediate vicinity. The work
of getting out stone, delivering material
on the ground and excavating the base
ment will be commenced at once, and
the laying Of the foundation walls will
be prosecuted as long as the elements
will permit. This will give employ
ment to a large number Of mechanics
and laborers during the winter at good
wages which will have a salutary effect
upon the present financial depression
and create a brisk trade in all branches
of business. Rev. j. w. Hancher has
been asked to take charge Of the matter
of raising funds for the maintenance of
the college, and will do SO temporarily.
Star, 90.